Research in the field of organic chemistry from the Faculty of Science, University of Melbourne.
Researchers
Priebbenow Dan Transition-metal catalysed C-H activation processes and the use of light to drive new chemical reactions.
Paul Donnelly Synthetic inorganic chemistry; bioinorganic chemistry, metal-based drugs and the study of metal ions in biological systems; diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals.
Craig Hutton Development of new methods for peptide ligation, synthesis of biologically active cyclic peptides and radiolabelled peptides for cancer imaging.
David Jones Design and synthesis of organic semiconducting and light harvesting materials for energy conversion.
Richard O'Hair Using mass spectrometry to study gas phase reactions in organic biomolecules and inorganic and organometallic ions.
Anastasios Polyzsos Catalysis and organic chemistry for molecular discovery.
Gavin Reid Development and application of quantitative proteome and lipidome analysis strategies to identify functional biomarkers of disease, and for mass spectrometry based clinical diagnostics.
Mark Rizzacasa The chemical synthesis of bioactive natural products and the development of synthetic methods.
Jonathan White DNA-binding radiomodifiers.
Uta Wille How environmental radical and non-radical oxidants are involved in diseases of the respiratory tract by damaging biological molecules that are in direct contact with the atmospheric environment.
Spencer Williams Application of organic chemistry to the study of biological systems, including carbohydrate chemistry and glycobiology.
Wallace Wong Design and synthesis of organic semiconducting and light harvesting materials for energy conversion.
Research in this area is conducted in the School of Chemistry.